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- According to the Digambara sect, the number of dreams is 16. While the Shvetambara sect believe them to be only fourteen. After seeing these dreams, she woke her husband King Siddhartha and told him about the dreams.
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Queen Trishala, mother of Lord Mahavir at midnight saw fourteen beautiful and auspicious dreams after conception. They were: 1. Elephant 2. Bull 3. Lion
Some scriptures say that Queen Trishala had sixteen dreams. The fifteenth dream was of a Pair of Fish which indicated that her son would be extremely handsome. The sixteenth dream was of a Lofty Throne which indicated that herson would have a very high spiritual status.
Fourteen Auspicious Dreams of Mother Trishala. Queen Trishala, mother of Lord Mahavir saw at mid night fourteen beautiful and auspicious dreams after conception. They were: Elephant. Bull. Lion. Goddess Laxmi. Garland of Flowers. Full Moon. Sun. Large Flag. Silver Urn. Lotus-Lake. Milky-Sea. Celestial Air-plane. Heap of Gems. Smokeless Fire.
The tenth dream Queen Trishala had was of a Lake full of Lotuses. This dream indicated that her son would be beyond worldly attachment. He would help liberate human beings who were tangled in the cycles of birth, death, and misery.
- Ashish Patani
Apr 17, 2019 · This Kalpasutra Manuscript cover features the 14 dreams of Queen Trishala - that foretold the birth of Lord Mahavira. From the Sanskriti Museum collection.
According to the Digambara sect, the number of dreams is 16. While the Shvetambara sect believe them to be only fourteen. After seeing these dreams, she woke her husband King Siddhartha and told him about the dreams. The next day Siddhartha summoned the scholars of the court and asked them to explain the meaning of the dreams.
Here, the Fourteen Auspicious Dreams of Devananda and Queen Trishala at the moment of the jina Mahavira's conception are depicted together, although their written description continues for several pages. Looking from upper left to lower right, they are: 1) a beautiful elephant; 2) a resplendent bull; 3) a jovial lion; 4) Shri, the goddess of ...